Fulham climb up to second in the Championship as Stefan Johansen's strike helps them beat relegation-threatened Reading.

To illustrate Facebook privacy concerns, Senator Durbin asked Mark Zuckerberg what hotel he stayed in.

Satellites make the most detailed observations yet of the magnetism generated by moving seawater.

The bus plunged into a gorge on Monday, killing 24 school children and three adults.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp says his side "came through the whirlwind" as they beat Man City to seal their place in the last four of the Champions League.

The attempted breakout at a jail in Belem was aided by an armed group which tried to blow up a wall.

The European Commission says it is looking into several companies involved in sports media rights.

In Bihar state, thousands of men are kidnapped every year and forced to marry against their will.

Ghanaian journalist Elizabeth Ohene on her admiration for the anti-apartheid campaigner.

Eiko Kadono's whimsical tales have earned her the so-called Nobel Prize for children's literature.

How one community works together to stop people feeling isolated

Anna has chosen not to have children because she doesn't want to contribute to population growth.

Girls in Maryland meet their mothers behind bars and share intimate moments, thanks to a special programme.

When Sarah Hill's son complained of aching legs, her GP told her not to worry - but it was one of the first signs Alex had Parkinson's disease.

Ancient DNA from human remains has helped construct a new narrative for human history.

Ass Malick Faye says he knew "it would not be easy" being a man doing make-up.

A mother's campaign has led to government funding that gives hope to child amputees.

The Facebook chief survives day one of congressional hearings, with the help of a canned response.

England win 54-45 - their biggest victory over New Zealand - to finish top of their group at the Commonwealth Games.

The woman accepted thousands of dollars from donors after falsely claiming to be terminally ill.

Moscow urges Washington to avoid "military adventure" in response to suspected chemical weapons use.